Mick Jagger in the Ozarks? The Rolling Stones will play Thunder Ridge in July.

The Rolling Stones are coming to the Ozarks.

Thunder Ridge Nature Arena announced Thursday the legendary rock band is coming to the Ridgedale venue on July 21 after extending its Hackney Diamonds tour. Tickets go on sale May 31 at RollingStones.com.

Mick Jagger, Keith Richards and Ronnie Wood started their tour in Houston, Texas, last month and have brought their show to cities across the United States, treating fans to their iconic hits and new music from their new album Hackney Diamonds.

Hackney Diamonds is the first studio set of new material since 2005’s A Bigger Bang for the Stones, a group that has reportedly sold roughly 250 million records worldwide.

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“We’re honored to host The Rolling Stones at Thunder Ridge Nature Arena and to showcase the amazing beauty of the Ozarks to music fans of all generations,” Bass Pro founder Johnny Morris said in a news release “The Stones are the most iconic rock and roll band ever and we know they will put on a remarkable show that no one will ever forget! Their appearance will become a part of the history of this beautiful mountain in the Ozarks.”

Recent renovations at the arena have added parking and gate capacity. A Tuesday "Concert for Conservation" planned as a grand reopening was canceled due to weather, but Thunder Ridge's summer lineup includes many well-known acts including country stars Morgan Wallen (May 25) and Chris Stapleton (June 13), Fuerza Regida (June 15), Slightly Stooped & Dirty Heads (Aug. 31), Imagine Dragons (Sept. 8) and Pitbull (Sept. 21).

This article originally appeared on Springfield News-Leader: Mick Jagger in the Ozarks? It's happening in July at Thunder Ridge.